Spanish Adjective Agreement and Pluralization

Libby introduces her first video on subject-adjective agreement in Spanish, offering private classes. She explains how adjectives in Spanish change based on gender and number, unlike in English. The video covers regular and irregular adjectives, gender-neutral forms, and pluralization rules. Practice exercises are included to reinforce learning. The video concludes with encouragement to continue studying Spanish.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Spanish vocabulary

• Spanish sentence structure

• Subject-adjective agreement in Spanish

• Spanish verb conjugation

How many forms can regular adjectives take in Spanish?

• Four

• Five

• Three

• Two

Which ending indicates a masculine singular adjective in Spanish?

• o

• e

• s

• a

What is the plural form of 'la camisa roja'?

• las camisas rojos

• los camisas rojos

• los camisas rojas

• las camisas rojas

How do you pluralize an adjective that ends in a consonant?

• Add 'as'

• Add 'os'

• Add 'es'

• Add 's'

Which of the following adjectives is gender-neutral?

• Alto

• Americano

• Rojo

• Inteligente

What is the feminine form of 'trabajador'?

• Trabajadorae

• Trabajadora

• Trabajadoras

• Trabajado

How do you pluralize an adjective that ends in 'z'?

• Add 'es'

• Change 'z' to 'c' and add 'es'

• Change 'z' to 's' and add 'es'

• Add 's'

Which of the following is an example of an 'ista' word?

• Alto

• Deportista

• Rojo

• Americano

What is the plural form of 'el chico feliz'?

• Los chicos felizs

• Los chicos felizos

• Los chicos felices

• Los chicos feliz